Meals on Wheels of Salem County
Delivering about 40,000 hot, nutritious meals annually to home-bound elderly and disabled residents.
Senior hunger is a reality we can change! By volunteering, donating or advocating on behalf of homebound seniors living in Salem County through Meals on Wheels, you can help us make a big impact on ending senior hunger right in your own neighborhood. Learn more by watching the video (to the right) or calling our office at 856-935-3663.We are always seeking volunteer drivers to cover our routes – it is a small commitment of time, yet it can be one of the most rewarding volunteer experiences you will ever encounter.
Just 2 hours every four weeks delivers much more than a meal!
The Power of a Knock
A knock at the door might not seem like a big deal to many of us. But, to a homebound senior, it could signal the arrival of the only person they might see all day or all week long. It brings hope. It brings health. It brings the nutrition and care that will completely make their day. A knock from Meals on Wheels can even save lives.
Latest News
Subaru Share The Love Event
With every new Subaru purchased or leased, Subaru and its retailers are donating a minimum of $300 to charity, like Meals on Wheels. From November 20, 2025 through January 2, 2026.
Join the Movement: Become a Meals on Wheels Volunteer!
Have you ever wanted to make a real difference in your community but weren’t sure where to start? Meals on Wheels of Salem County has the perfect opportunity for you!
2025 Annual Holiday Gift Project
Donation Dates: December 1 – December 15. The magic of the holiday season is almost here — and it’s our time to shine!
Let’s come together and share the warmth and joy of the season with our senior neighbors.
Subaru is sharing the LOVE!
We are incredibly grateful to Subaru for their generous support of Meals on Wheels of Salem County.
Our 33rd Annual Holiday Gift Project
The magic of the holiday season is almost here, and it’s our time to shine! Let’s come together and share the holiday spirit with our senior neighbors.
The Power of a Knock
To a homebound senior, knock at the door could signal the arrival of the only person they might see all day or all week long.
